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Lying in the bottom of a too shallow foxhole while bullet after German bullet whistled over his head had sadly become an all too common occurrence for Thomas.
Lying in the bottom of a shallow foxhole with William Mason pressed against up against him on one side, Matthew Crawley against the other, and Lord Grantham sprawled in the mud at their feet though? That was a little bit more unusual.
“Well then chaps,” the Lord turned Lieutenant-Colonel huffed with entirely too much forced cheer. “I don’t know what you’re thinking, but I’m solidly of the opinion that we’re utterly ruddy ballocksed!”
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21 Mar 2024
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Fīat jūstitia ruat cælum is a Latin legal phrase, meaning "Let justice be done though the heavens fall". The maxim signifies the belief that justice must be realized regardless of consequences.
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Several years after the fall, Hannibal and Will are captured and separated. Hannibal is sent back to prison, while Will ends up in hospital after being almost fatally shot. To guarantee Will's freedom, Hannibal announces that he kidnapped Will after they killed Dolarhyde, and has kept him captive since. As such, Will has to pretend to be the Chesapeake Ripper's last victim, while secretly trying to break his beloved out of prison.
Old friends turn to enemies, new acquaintances present new opportunities, and both Will and Hannibal have to reveal parts of themselves they've never showed the world before. Can they find their way back to each other, and how many sacrifices will it take?
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ON INDEFINITE HIATUS
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08 Apr 2021
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Gentle. That was the word the monster had used. Will would hold onto that word as if it were the only thing in the universe. Because it was gentle. Each skim of lips and trace of tongue, each brush of fingers and dip of hips were nothing but gently maddening, sending Will so far into himself that he thought he would never be found again, only to be pulled back by books and wine and a weightless timelessness, free of the rules of physics and mathematics.
Will suffers from a case of amnesia after the fall and attempts to kill Hannibal whenever he relapses.
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30 Mar 2021
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Many hours after attempting to take his own life, Thomas wakes up. Eventually, so does Mr. Carson.
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21 Feb 2021
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Thomas undergoes conversion therapy in order to "fix" himself.
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07 Feb 2021
